Profile : Haz40

awesomex wrote:

Haz40 wrote:

Just remember bandit there’s only one team in red. Ynwa.

You’ll Never Win Anyway

Lol. I get enough banter at home with the missus been a man u fan. It’s all good fun. Oh well you may catch us up one day on European cups. ??

Always. Life’s too short. We give more than we take. You’ll get greater pleasure making someone else smile than someone making you smile. I know people who have a good heart and surprisingly there’s more people like that on here than we realise. Ffs only had 2 pints. ????

Biohazard wrote:

JB, keep it up, please. You’re fast tracking yourself for another ban here, and I can’t wait.

You need a hug mate? ??

Just a couple of posts in the days after the second tournament mate. After that not heard anything.

I leave the forum for a few hours and chaos erupts?. If i had my way this thread would of been locked along time ago. Come on guys sort it out. ??

What i wondered was in the recent statements from video slots stating certain games will have a reduced rtp my question is how is that possible if a slot is random. My only guess is a lower paid symbol would be added to each reel or not maybe.

argyl53 wrote:

Dune2000 wrote:

OK so I don’t have the brains of you guys on this issue clearly, but I have a problem with some of the language

The gist seems to be that the slots are random number generators which can produce any results.  But then we go on to say that a house edge is built in, which surely means that they cannot be random, else how can you build in an edge.   And here comes my next question, if you can build in an edge what is to stop you reprogramming that random slot to give yourself a greater edge.

I have observed slots where the average payout reduces based on your stake – again this seems to imply that  this randomness is controlled else how could you facilitate a different level of RTP for each stake.

So all of this to me creates doubt on the industries use of the phrase random number generator, its seems to be more a controlled random number generator which is a contradiction in terms.

 

How slots can be both random and have an RTP is exactly what I explained in this thread, but here’s a way of understanding that’s a little less mathematical:

Imagine a dice roll game, two normal six sided dice. It costs £1 a play. If the total on your dice after rolling them is 8 or higher you win £2. If not you lose.

Random and RTP is that simple – the outcome of the dice rolls is genuinely random, but you only have a 41% (5 out of 12) chance of winning. When you do win, you win double the stake. This means in 1000 plays of that game, if I was the casino, I would take in £1000 in revenue, but expect to pay out around £820 in winnings. Thus the game has an RTP of 82%.

Slots are a little more complicated but the basic principle is the same – the outcome is the dice roll, it’s random and can’t be manipulated. The design of the game (typically via the layout of the reels and the paytable) creates a theoretical RTP which the game will meet over millions of spins.

How many times have you had to say that. ??

Instead of naming them all i will just name one. Last one tiki tumble.